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#NATIVE INSTRUMENTS REAKTOR 6 HOW TO#
#NATIVE INSTRUMENTS REAKTOR 6 FULL VERSION#
#NATIVE INSTRUMENTS REAKTOR 6 MANUAL#
#NATIVE INSTRUMENTS REAKTOR 6 SOFTWARE#

In the Save dialog, enter a name for your custom Ensemble and choose the default Ensembles folder in the System Documents to Save the file.In the REAKTOR drop menu, go to File and select Save As.

#NATIVE INSTRUMENTS REAKTOR 6 HOW TO#

Keeping with our REAKTOR FACTORY example, this chapter will show you how to save a custom version of the Carbon 2 Ensemble.

#NATIVE INSTRUMENTS REAKTOR 6 FULL VERSION#

Users of the Full version of REAKTOR can save new copies of REAKTOR Ensemble (. Note: This option is available only in the full license version of REAKTOR. Important: If moving your custom Preset files to a different computer, the same REAKTOR content must also be installed on the other computer. In this example, we find our custom REAKTOR FACTORY preset for Carbon 2 in the computer's Documents (on macOS and Windows). Macintosh HD > Users > * Your User Name* > Documents > Native Instruments > User ContentĬ: > Users > * Your User Name* > Documents > Native Instruments > User ContentĪ folder representing the name of the REAKTOR instrument is created in the User Content folder leading to your Preset files. nrkt) files at the following location of your computer: to back them up), you will find your custom Preset (. If you need to access the preset files directly (e.g. when loading REAKTOR on another track or in a different DAW. Note: Your custom presets will also be available in other instances of REAKTOR Player, e.g. All of the Preset files saved with the current instrument will appear in the User list.

Your custom preset will now appear in the User portion of the Preset Browser on the left.

Please see the next section 2.1 below for more details. Note: We recommend saving the Preset file in the default User Content folder suggested by REAKTOR. nrkt) file and click Save in the pop-up window.

Type in a name for your custom Preset (.

In the REAKTOR drop menu, go to File and select Save Preset As.

Please see the next section below to learn how to save a REAKTOR Preset file. if moving the tracks to a different DAW). This is the quickest way to save the state of REAKTOR, but sometimes you may need to save and store a REAKTOR preset file (e.g. All edits to REAKTOR are stored and recalled within the project file. If using REAKTOR within a DAW, you would just need to save your DAW project. Note: This option is available in the free Player and the full license version of REAKTOR. In this article, we explain how to save your custom Instruments or Presets in REAKTOR.Īfter you've made some edits to a REAKTOR Ensemble, there are 3 ways that you can save your sound.

#NATIVE INSTRUMENTS REAKTOR 6 MANUAL#

84 Table of Contents REAKTOR BLOCKS - Manual - 5ĥ.5 Kodiak. 43 Table of Contents REAKTOR BLOCKS - Manual - 4Ĥ.5 Reset. 21 2.3.3 Storing and Recalling Snapshots. 20 2.3.2 Saving and Loading Ensembles in the Plug-in. 20 2.3.1 Saving and Loading Ensembles in the Stand-Alone Application. 18 2.3 Saving Patches and Parameter Settings. 18 2.2 Navigating between Panel and Structure. Table of Contents 1 Welcome to REAKTOR Blocks.

#NATIVE INSTRUMENTS REAKTOR 6 SOFTWARE#

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